24 Inch London Basket and Liner w/Hanging Rods

24 Inch London Basket and Liner w/Hanging Rods

Item Number: PLB24

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*Backordered: 10/31/25

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Details

These are the baskets that are used in Westminster and London, England.

Baskets are flat-bottomed (3-3/4" diameter base), for easy planting and growing on benches. Very high quality and built to last for years. Rods instead of chains are easy to attach and install.

Heavy gauge steel wire, hand-welded and coated in black plastic. Coco fiber liners included.

24" Diameter x 12" Deep, Flat bottom has a 3 3/4" diameter.

Hanging Rods Included

Rods are approximately 23".

Replacement liner code is CLPL24

Reviews

Awesome product!

Apr 18, 2025 | Kaitlyn Miller

If you're looking for BIG baskets, this is it! Excellent quality at a reasonable price. Recently planted ferns in these, and I'm extremely satisfied with them.

Best hanging basket

Apr 2, 2025 | Estw

Lots of room and they look amazing love how my plants are already spreading out to fill the space

Quality basket

Sep 14, 2024 | Kim

This is an exact replacement for a 24" hanging basket that we bought 15-18 years ago. I never expected a metal hanging basket to last so long. Hope this one lasts as long!

London baskets are best quality

Mar 23, 2021 | Pam Upton

I received my 24" London Baskets and very pleased with the quality. I like the hanging rods, which are much sturdier than typical chains. Just waiting for the weather to warm up here in NC so I can plant them. These large baskets are heavy, so you need to have the appropriate hooks.

Hanging baskets

Apr 6, 2018 | Carla Burkes

Love them!!!!!!

Beautiful!!!!!

Apr 6, 2018 | Pamela Kilgus

I love these baskets!!!! I first bought only two and I seen them I bought two more !!! I cannot wait to fill these with petunias!!!!

Very Nice...

Mar 29, 2018 | Kelly Hughes

just make sure that you really can use the 24 inch size. It was too big for where I had planned to use it. I just ordered the 17 inch.

nothing

Jun 9, 2017 | Barbara Slaggie

Love the baskets